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philanthropic Congressman-"Yey, the
President vetoed the laet Pension bill, but
Pm getting up one now which will DO suro
to appeal to his sympathies." Omaha
Afan-"Think he will sign 1t, ehN HE
can't help it, no is ono OF the anTerers
himself and knowu how 1t goes" Sch,
you don't say so2 Who arc to DO tho
ben%ehcisriesP" "The people who have
nearly ruined their eyesight reading war
articles in the m%arazires.h
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FINANCE N TRADE.
Tbs Features OF the Money and sto,
lhlH Markets, M aI#U'

~ VI tho glOuey u stool
Markets.
NKw ioRK, March 7.-Moupy on call easy at az,
8 per cent, closing at 3 per cent. Prime mer
camille paper CAT per cent. Sterling Exchaps,
quiet but steady at a siks4 S7x.
RAILROAD DoSDs-weto dull; sales 81, loI, 900.
GOVERNMENT BoSps-were dull and steady,
srA1s DoSDs-were DUH and steady.
Tho new. week on Stock Exchange opencd with
ndull but firm, TO strong market. Western Union
Richmond Il West Point aud Jeney Central carly
became Prominently strong. the movement Id the
FORMER httracting particular attention. The 70.
port that tho company had absorbed tho CONNER.
cial, Telegram COMPANY was revived, but WINS
Bgaln denied. Tho impression. however, rcmaIncd
strong that Il deal OF considerable IMPORTANCE was
GU INC carpet, tho buying being mostly By brokers
supposed 10 represent the Gould Interests, Tho
iuinors on Tho street later took the shape that the
control of the baltimore d Ohio railrouA was now
being negotiated for by parties friendly 10 Tho nrrs.
cnt management, Suspicion POINTED rs Tho marty
now In control OF Richmond Il West Peiut,
INC opening was tame and unintetc,tluE, hut
generally tirm, inst prices III q majority OF ILastau.
GGs showing advances OF from haE per CONT.
Western Union and Richmond 4 West Point were
nctlve, but tho remainder vera dull and ~liieless,
Prices were firm 70 strong, aud toward noon moro
buslncss became almost stagnAnt. aud the govern.
ineni III prices almost disappeared. Interest WAS
aghil revived !. tho last hour, aud the closing.
though dull. was firm. Everything on Inc aetiyc
list Is higher. although with tho exception of an
adyauco OF III 10 Jersey Central, M In Western
Union md X III Northwestern, tho gains worn
for fractions only. Transactions 20i, 100 shares.
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Beanville got stopcock, Switched would
play centre for Quatertown, with Murphy
and Hooligan in the battery, while Jimson
went to Onion City and Sim Sucker signed
for Ouiskiville. II is n Of the gratifying
signs OF the times that our society young
men are taking such an active and really
Intelligent interest in foreign as well as
domestic politics.
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and reliable Medicines are tho beat 10 de-
pend upon. Acker's Blood Elixir has
been prescribed for years for all impure
ties Of the Blood. In every form of Scroi-
ulous, Syphilitic or Mercurial diseases, 1t
is invaluable. For Rheumatism, has 70
equal. Logan & Co. and G. Menke.
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lsucAlen's ArnlCa Sulye.

Tue beat ealve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fevei
sores, teIter, chGpped hands, chilblains,
corns, and sill skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. Il
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is cents pc,
box. For sale by Logan 4 Co.
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II You

would enjoy your dinner and are prevent
cd by dyspepsia, use Acker's Dyspepsia
tablela. They are a positive cure for dys-
pepsia, indigestion, tlatulencyfand consti-
patton. We guarantee them. 25 and so
cents. Logan 4 Co. and @. Monke,
| meller, 2
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EAST LIBERTY, Pa, March 7.-Cattle-Receipts
5l3 head; shipments 20) head; market m0der.
ataly active md 10 to 1!c higher than last week.
Hogs-Rcceipts 8. 100 head; shipments 5000 head
S. 5oa5 rs; common and light IS :0a5 40; PIGS IS Goa
8 rs. Sheop-Receirts 1900 head: shipments $500
head; market very dull at last weeks prices.
C%yNclsyArl. March 7.-lIogs firm; common and
light 81 65a5 50; packing and butchers IS Asa
6 To-; receipts ?,7c0 head: shipments $50 head.
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Address Registered Letters to
MEN ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,

REMcHHEQ Tina. the presence Of Generals
l!LMi.hlEln lieaurtgnrd ana Early, VINO arc
tn Charge OF the drawings, ~ II guarantee OF abso,
lnte fairness md Integrity, thlt thu cnauces arc all
eluAI, and That no one eGl possibly divine what
number will draw Il Frize. All parties therefore
advertising 10 guntGntee Prizui lii this Lottery, OF
ho;diins ont any other Impossible Inducements, arc
%.Siad|ets, Gud only aim 10 deceive aua dctlaud
the uDWAIy.
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At Night

Always hsve Acker's Baby soother at
hand. It is the only safe medicine yet
made that will remove all i~nfantile disos-
ders. It contains no Opium or Morphine,
but gives the child natural cese from pain.
Price % cent?. Sold by Logan & Co.. and
g, Menkemellcr, q
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The Reason

why Acker's Blood Elixir is warrented, is
because it is the best blood preparation
known. 1t will positively cure all blood
diseases, pu1ihes the whole syatcm, and
thoroughly builds up tho constitution.
Remainder, we guaraniee it. Logan & Co,
and @. Msnkemeller. 8
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DAVID HOWELL, J. P.
OFFICE OF THE RECORDER OF DEEDS,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WlguJN1ToE 30 Nav OO 1884

NA~sH1Nu1oN u w N1HJ 20, Ioof' J
The undersigned having been shown
sundry alidayiis in respect Of the timber
employed in the construction Of the scat
fold on which Captain John Brown and
hie associates were executed in 1850, has
no hesitation in asserting his belief that
the matter affirmed in these aiidavita are
strictly true; that the material spoken OF
rs carefully preserved is the identical ma.
terial Of which the gallows upon which
Captain John Brown was executed was
composed. FREpERlcK DOUGLASS.
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1.-Two Stock.

CHICAGO, III, March 7.-Cattlc Receipts 1000
head; shipments 1900; market strong; shipping
s.eels s. Sod3 90; owe, bulls and mixed 81 0oas 50;
bulk s. 75a3 20; through Texas cattle Sc 25a3 30.
Hogs Receipts II, U0 head; shipments 5000 head;
market generally steady; rough and mixed IS o5a
s So So: ! GafGsissffs qua ssSh aanhRSs s. G9s5 : CO. y; } hsaa s n SSa
ments LOCO head: nnrket a SHADE lower; natives
50 0oa4 90: western 50 oa4 70; Texans 81 25al %;
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Honest but Bonstrul.

Youths Companion. ~
A snuJay-tchool teacher began This
questioning at the end Of the old year with
the query. Are you better than you were
last ycar?"
A good many OF the little fellows had
replied, Eyes, sir" but a croupy boy on
the back seat had the courage Of his con.
victions. ,
Il haint no better nor I ever wuz," be
said; but" he added, by wsy OF softeninp
the harsh statement, II got . sorest froal
Of anybody in this Cless-I-I-I-mcst
got dipferia."
His indamed larynx might not have
been u means OF grace, but his honesty
certainly was.
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Or, MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS,

VIII cure Diseases OF tho Kidneys, Gravel, elect
str,clurcs, snd ell Urinary and UrethsGl Diseascs,
Nervous and Phypical Debility, BIENNIAL Weakness,
Loss 0; risoF. Premature Decline In Man, Early.
pscsy, ImTottrr, caused By crrors OF youth, tx.
coeses, &c. syphilis IN Ell ls forms, so,o throa,
and nose, ulcars, eupi0nF, s~aft!pl2, letter, ss!t
rheum, and all blood aud skin dlsesS.a. FetrEle
Weakness speedily cured. GOnorrhea cured In
threo Days. Frtce IS %. Sold u Wheeling, W. w.,
bv +. i. BoCHiltG, Druggist, Fen: By Tau sealcd,
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Ast. Louis girl has set a very bad cx-
ample to her sisters. She swallowed ar.
senic because she could not marry tho
mar eho loved. 45
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OIL City, March 7.-0pened at 63}Sc:.. highest
barrels; clearanccs $1,000 barrels; charters $3.50
barrels; shipments 1914 barrels. n
BRADFORD, PA, March 7.-opcued at e31Gc:
highest DC: lowest 6sMc; closed at 6333fc; clear
PITTSBURGH, Pa, March 7.-Petrolcum dull, but
Arm; opened ut Csc; closed ut CSC; highest 6ic;
lowest CSC.
T%rTusvu.LE, pa, March 7.-Opcncd at G}kc;
highest Ole: lowest Gs77Sc: cloSed at $3.50.
pMIADElpHlA. PA, March 7.-Pctroleum dull
at 65kc.
New Yorx, March 7.-Pe.roleum steady; United
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We shall not believe that spring is
really here until We see new maple sugar
with last season'o fly specks all 6led OF in
the grocer's window. "A =
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Samuel J. Mcpherson, n young Calvin
list minister, is called the best sf!sr.dirner
tGlker in Chicago.
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Robsoa and Cfsne arc q much more
tender pair than are Gilbert and Sullivan.
They never quarrel.
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II angels vista were rs expensive as
those Ct doctors We should be glad that
they are so few and far between,
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Hon. John l.. Sullivan would make a
aplendid boss Of the House Of Lords. He
knows how to manage his dukes.-M. Y.
Ln,,rn11 ,algt lass. 49,. -r.f III
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DuFFY'S PURE MALT WHISKEY
IL Sold Only In Bottles. r'rIcc Hl.OO.
For sale by Druggists, Groccrs and Dcalcrs.
Persons East OF tho Rocky Mountains (cxccpt
tho Tcrritories), unable TO procure It from their
Dealers can have Half Dozen sent, in plain case,
unmarried, express prepaid, by rcmitting 20 10
Tho Duffy Malt Wiilskcy Co. Rochester, NY,
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LIST OF PRIZE

G7s Prizes, amounting q. secs. .,.,, 1885 ,Gc
Application for rates 10 clubs should DO made
ca!y 70 the oa!ce oil the Company In New Orieans,
Fo. further information write clearly, giving full
nidsess. POSTAL NOTES, Express Money Orders.
or New York Exchange In ordinary letters. Cur.
'ency by Express tut our cxpense) addressed
N. A. DAUpHIN,
New Orleans. La.
Nut htprtnr n n ..#.#..-E ..-. ..
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Cotton.

,ClSe;ssATl, O., March 7.-Coton a,rons; mid
ding VIC. UNIV
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Personally appeared before me, David
Howell, a Justice OF tho Peace in and for
the county Of Jefferson. and State Of West
Virginia, David Il. Cockrill, = resident of
this county, who erected the scafIold on
which John Brown and his accomplicas
were hung, and being duly sworn Gays
that he carefully fixed up about two hum
dred and fifty feet OF lumber which COM
posed eaid sca1old in the room where he
hGd stored It, as set out in his former afi.
davit, for the purpose Of shipment to John
G. Baker, Mechanicsburg, O., and that it
10 the came that was nhipped to the said
John @. Baker, as will appear by the an
ncxed receipt Of A. D. Baaate. agent at
ChaEleetown, Jefferson county, West Viz
ginia, Of the 3. & 0. R. R. Co.
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BALTIMORE, March 7.-Wheat, western low,

BALTIMORE, March 7.-Wheat, western lower:
No. 2 winter rcd spot 90hzc asked; March eoaylc;
April goMaslc: May 9l54ayl5sc. Corn, western
lower and quiet, mixed spot 46Aai6Hc; March
steamer 47LHac bid. Oats steady; western white 37a
800; do mixed Sia2se, Provisions firm. Mess pork,
old. SIC 90; new, $40 0oA2O W. Lard. refined B.0oi
$3.50 Eggs quiet at l51ac. Coffee trmer: Rio car
goes ordinary TO fair l3AallHc.
TOLEDO, O., Harch Wheat firm and higher;
My sGAc; AugustS6Lc. Corn dull and firm; May
Ale. Oats neglected: Cloverseed dull and steady;
cash ard March si25. g
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'1I14O al G1l \. howell, & Co.'S Newspapt
Advertising Bureau 40 Spruce St, WHERE ndycrtiMrf,
vcS$fss ms- he Ests es = EN- NEW GnitSN
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Louisiana stamp. H.. S3JSI Northwest. cousuis. ~iSgts
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACrI0Nl
u OVER HALF A MILLION D1 ,TRIBUTED
Louisiana State Lottery C0mpnny.

Incorporated IN 1865 Tor Is years by the Lcgisla
tuto for Educational aud Charitable purposes, With
capital Of O, UOu.U0-to which a reserve fund OF
over $50 60 has since been added. "
BY al overwhelming popular vote Its franchise
was made pIrt Of tho prCGent State Constitution
adopted december %, A. D., lS79. -
The only Lottery ever voted Oh and endorsed BY
the people Of any State.
Nnerr scales II poStpones.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings take
plAce monthly, and the semi.Annual Drawing
regularly tves! six months June and Deceiubet),
A SPLENDID oPpORTUNlTY TO WIN A FOR
TUSE, lhtrd Grand Drawing, Glass G. In the
IL, 1887 .O.d Monthly Drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
~ Notice. Tickets arc Ten Dollars only. Halves
IS. Fiiths. 81. Ten,hs, 81.
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4 Healthy Skin

may bs obtained through "Pal1aer's Skin
Success"
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State OF West Virginia, Jefferson Couu-
ty, to.wit: The foregoing affidavit was
duly made and subscribed to before me by
the said D. II. Cockrill, this 18th day Of
March, A. D.. 1854. In testimony whereof
I hereto set my hand end annex the seal
OF the eaid Court, this 18th day OF March,
1854. F. P. LYNCH,
[sEAL. Clerk OF said Court.
State OF West Virginia, Jefferson county,
, 1887-12-01
pERSOSNLS.

r. Manning, after long and severe
illness, is again able to be around. y
ghost OF his former self.
j. p. Healy. post trader Of Fort
Sherman, was among the numerous
visitors to the city yesterday.
The family of V. NJ. Massey, who
have been spending the last three
months with relatives in Minnesota,
are expected home in few days.
f. j. Webster left yesterday for
California, called hence by news OF
the serious illness Of his sister-in-law.
He will probably remain all winter.
Hon. f. j. Fellowes will leave for
Olympia next Friday, to take his place
in the noisy halls OF the territorial leg
islature. Gene has "been there before"
and we expect to hear from him before
the session is over.
, 1887-12-01
Cook County I.DodIers.

CHICAGO, Nov. 25.-The county boodlers
intend to fight to the death to keep out OF
the Joliet penitentary, where their ex-
comrade, Captain McClaugney, is now serv.
ing out his sentence. Formal documents in
their appeal have been filed in the appel
ate court Application will be made to adj
nit them to bail All considered they ar
not having a hard time of it in Jail by ane
means. They are quartered in the boys de-
partment. by all odds the most comfortable
part of the building, are given the freedom
of the corridor all day, while all the delica-
cies OF the season are served in each meal
time by three dusky waters from the fash
iouuble restaurant across the street. Ex-
County Commissioner Leyden, who is
worth something over 100000, chafes un-
der the enforced restraint, but Warden Var
nell, Engineer Mcdonald and ex-County
Commissioners Van Pelt, Ochz Wasserman
and Wren are in the best OF spirits and ex-
press themselves as confident that bal will
be granted. The appeal cannot be heard
under the ordinary course of proceedings
until the March term, and unless bail is al
lowed they may find that after all it would
be as we'll to start Tor Joliet aud save five
months on the two years sentence,
, 1887-12-01

Prescott, AriLon, Dispatch; The
excitement, instead OF diminishing, +,
increases in regard to the recent great
great strike of Messrs. Harlan e Bar
rington, at the Howard gold mine, on
the Hassnyam pa river ten miles south
Of Prescott. The ledge runs north
and south and can be traced for two
miles. The strike was made on the
side hill 200 feet above the level Of the
creek. At this point small portion
of the ledge can be seen about ten
feet below the surface. At this depth
the vein is rich and is literally filled
with gold. The rock when broken
hangs together 10y the gold it contains.
Pieces OF gold as large as T2O pieces
can be seen all over the quartz. With
in the past two days visitors to the
mine have been numerous, Yesterday
l.. II. Wilson, traffic manager, and Ed
Lowe, superintendent of the i. and
A. &, railway, went out to the mine.
They report that the facts have not
been exaggerated, and that the hall
has not been told The owners of the
mine have taken out several thOusaud
dollars in the past week. 1t is moth
ing unusual for them to pan out 800
in pure gold in two hours in common
S-inch mortar. The product Of the
mine in gold exceeds the widest
dreams of Cortez and his followers.
Mr.. Low telegraphs the following ac-
count Of his visit to the officials oi
the Santa Fe railroad:
w. +. White, traffic manager OF the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fc rail
road, Topeka, Kan: A gold ledge
twenty inches wide has been discov-
cred ten miles from Prescott, on the
Hassayampa river, which averages
800 900 per ton. 1t is the greatest
discovery of the age. l.. II. Wilson
m yself, and others saw yesterday, over
Sl 80 worth of pure gold pounded ou,
| i'm IL common S-inch mortar inside oi
an hour. The ledge is one which has
supplied the Hassayampa river, from
which thousands have been taken out
in the past twenty yeais by placer dig
gers. Any citizen will verify the above
statement. Great excitement prevails
A committee of citizens who visited
the mine yesterday say that the reports
have not been exaggerated. The shaft
il now down twelve feet. Very rich
pocket ore was encountered at depth
of three or four feet, from which $4,000
or $4,000 were taken. The last shot at
the bottom OF the shaft blew out some
remarkably rich rock.
The general character of the rock
is of very high grade, and it may be
truthfully said the prospect is the rich
est. as far as worked, that has ever
been discovered in this section.
Preparations are being made to sink
de,per on the vein. The mine bids
fair to develop one the richest in the
world.
, 1887-12-01
Inr IiIll NNn.Onncr.

"SQme years ago said Charlie Haslan,
81 was selling tickets in st, Louis and II
man presented five dollar bill which !
saw at once was Il counterfeit. | showed
it bnck aud the man after making some
fuss went OIL 1t so happened that Billy
Florence WAS sitting I'm the office and when
| had closed up the window ne said to me,
Charley that reminds NE Ot al incident in
my own career OF course | was anxious
To hear it and he told me the following
story: Years ago when | was playing Ut
slJ "A week there was IA lady in the same
company who was gettiug about the same
salary whom | used To walk home with
every night and carry her little grip sack.
one night asked her To take some oysters
and we went into salonn not far from the
theatre. 1t was he time when they had
stalls with curtains in front and the par
titiOns only went about half way up So any
one in the next stall could hear everything:
you said. Well, | ordered the oysters and
we eat them. | became rather familiar with
the young lady and kissed her. When
we had finished felt in my pockets and
found that ] had no money. | had left it
in another vest at the theater ! called the
waiter, who was AN lrishuan and told him
my story, saying that was play ying at the
thpntor near 10y, and II he would allow me
| would - around and get the money.
"Se can't play that" said he; didn't |
see ye making love To- the dame there? Ne
got to pay the money before ye so out
"rrll your proprietor to come here, you
Id sCuundrel,' ! said
He went u the proprietor, but of course,
posted him, and when that worthy Cutuc in
hp burtel out: 1--WE have too much of this
sort O' game. Hou've got t. pay before you
go ont ar I'll call an officer
pulled ont an old silver watch from my
pockpt. 1t wasn't worth much, but it wO Id
cover the price of the oysters, and handed
il To- him. saying: "IIerp, take this and
keen II until tomorrow and | II bring you
the money and redeem it,
He took II and Just as | was going ont u
finely dressed man came out from the stall
next 80 the one had occupied and s'rd.
tone ui voice. YOU'RE pretty one To- keep
"A saloon. arm. you? Can't you ser 10y that
young man face that he's no beat? Here,
give him back that watch, Give it back, |
say, and take his check and mine out "f
ibis m the same time handing out so
bill. The proprietor gave me back my
watch, and | went out with my lady friend,
but as soon as | got outside | told her we
would wait until the stranger came out and
| would get his address, 50 could return
him his money. In u minute he came out
rolling up his change and putting 1t IN his
pocket ! went mp TO him and expressed
Hy thanks tor his timely assistance, saying
that il he would let me known where |
could find him the next day | wuul rriul-
burSe him. Tie patted me on the shoulder
and said, Never mind, young man, you
run home with your girl. Its all right.
The bill gave the fellow was u queer one.
No thanks necessary"